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Verdea is a traditional multi-varietal white wine produced on Zakynthos, one of the Ionian Islands in western Greece which was under Venetian rule for centuries. It owes its name to the Italian “verde,” meaning “green,” which refers to the color of the unripe grapes used to …

Nov 19, 2024 · Verdea is a rare white grape (or possibly group of unrelated varieties) found predominantly in Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany. It is sometimes called Colombana, San Colombana, Colombana Bianca, or Colombano.

Verdea is a versatile wine grape that can be produced in a variety of styles ranging from sweet, late-harvest and passito style dessert wines (such as the notable Vin Santo wines) or as dry, sparkling wine.

Verdea (grape), a white Italian wine grape from Lombardy; Verdeca, an Italian wine grape also known as Verdea; Verdesse, another Italian wine grape also known as Verdea; Vernaccia, an Italian wine grape that is also known as Verdea d'Arcetri

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The Verdea grape is an autochthonous white variety primarily cultivated in Lombardy, though its origins likely trace back to Tuscany. The name Verdea is believed to derive from the Latin word “viridis” (green), referencing either the greenish color …

The Verdea is a white grape variety spread in Lombardy but likely with Tuscan origin. It is supposed that the Verdea name derives from the Latin “viridis verde”, meaning green, for the color of the grapes or wine in some greenish reflections.

Verdea Nature 2023 is excellent and elegant natural Greek white wine, of the rare local varieties of Zakynthos by Dimitris Kefallinos.

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Verdea is used for various types of wines that range from dry sparkling to late harvested Vin Santo. They are predominantly used for making the sweet wine which is legendarily known as Emilia-Romagna’s Colli Piacentini, found near the Milan and Piacenza region.

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Verdea (grape variety) The white grape variety originates from Italy ; the name means "green". Synonyms are Colombana, Colombana Bianca, Colombana di Picciolli, Doree d'Italia, Doree d'Italie, Paradisa, Paradisa di Bologne, Paradisiotto, Paradizia, San Colombano, San Colombano Paradiso d'Italia, Vardea, Verdecana, Verdesa di Montalto and ...

Verdea is a traditional white multi-variety wine, produced in Zakynthos, an Ionian island in western Greece, which has been in Venetian possession for centuries. Its named Verdea from the Venetian influence, from the Italian word “verde”, meaning “green”, referring to the green color of the almost unripe grapes used to increase the ...

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Verdea is a wine with "Apellation by Tradition" and originates from "Fioro tou Levante", Zakynthos island. A blend of varieties, its name is linked to the Italian word verde, which means green, referring to the green color of the almost unripe grapes used to increase the acidity of the wine.